Improv is a word that might bring the popular television show “Whose Line is It Anyway?” to mind. Or maybe a comedy show — good… Continue reading
Juneau Pride Chorus’ annual performance and silent auction is set for April 30 at Northern Light United Church. The group is conducted by Leslie Wood,… Continue reading
Linda Torgerson, a teacher at the Juneau Community Charter School, has won Discovery Southeast’s 2016 Discovery Award, which honors teachers who go above and beyond… Continue reading
The Sealaska Heritage Institute is hosting a Native Fashion show for Celebration 2016. It aims to integrate Alaska Native art into high fashion pieces, including… Continue reading
Sealaska Heritage Institute’s summer programs are open for registration. The first is Latseen Running Camp, from June 14-17, for Alaska Native students entering 5th -… Continue reading
A new interdisciplinary festival in Sitka, Alaska on the historic Sheldon Jackson Campus this July will provide opportunity for tourists and locals to explore science… Continue reading
The Juneau-Douglas City Museum hosts a Mug Up program on Saturday, April 30th, from 10:30 to noon. This format is a chance for the community… Continue reading
Juneau-Douglas High School sent seven exceptional student artists to the annual Region V Art Fest on April 7-11. Katie Buchanan, Toma Kimlinger, Summer Putman, Meg… Continue reading
ANNAPURNA BEGINS“Annapurna,” Perseverance Theatre’s next performance, begins May 6 in Juneau. “Twenty years ago,” says the synopsis, “Emma walked out on her husband, cowboy-poet Ulysses,… Continue reading
Juneau Jazz & Classics kicks off its 30th season Friday, May 6 with the powerful voice of Carolyn Wonderland and her band, two blues cruises… Continue reading
This recent Juneau Symphony Orchestra concert was the perfect accompaniment to a beautiful, moonlit spring evening. As conductor Troy Quinn pointed out, there is no… Continue reading
Juneau residents are invited to join Cooperative Extension and local experts this summer to go on the wild side with Wild Kitchen Walks.Participants will gather… Continue reading
Some of the most valuable Alaska steelhead lessons I learned while flyfishing for rainbow trout in California.They weren’t some magical insight or secret from a… Continue reading
What if I ate wingsfor breakfast?What if I atea dress for lunch?What if I atea book for dinner?What if I atea ghost for dessert?I would… Continue reading
How can we know the dancer from the dance?—W.B. Yeats 1Neil Young’s 1996 album Broken Arrow (with his garage band, Crazy Horse) ends with a live… Continue reading
The Capital City Weekly welcomes reader-submitted images of art in unusual or unexpected places. Photographers of all levels of ability are invited to send in… Continue reading
Writer and illustrator John Klassen, 34, reads his Caldecott Medal winning book “This is Not My Hat” to children at the Imagination Station on April… Continue reading
Sealaska Heritage Institute will host two visiting scholars this spring who will be conducting a study of how Alaska Natives think about their cultural identity.… Continue reading
Floyd Dryden Middle School released their third quarter honor roll.All A Honor Roll: Tyler Anderson, Jade Araujo, Maya Araujo, John Barnhill, Reece Bleakley, Abigail Booton,… Continue reading
The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation Food Safety and Sanitation Program issued three 2016 State of Alaska Food Service Excellence (SAFE) awards to food establishments,… Continue reading
